Monday, November 11, 2013

Suriname President's Son On US Terror Charges For Supporting Hezbollah

Dino Bouterse, right, served an earlier prison sentence on multiple charges [File: Reuters]

U.S. Says Suriname President's Son Wanted To Host Hezbollah -- Reuters

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A son of Suriname's president invited people he thought were from the Lebanese paramilitary group Hezbollah to set up a base in his country to attack Americans in exchange for millions of U.S. dollars, U.S. prosecutors said on Friday.

Federal prosecutors who already were pursuing drug charges against Dino Bouterse, a son of President Desi Bouterse, filed the latest allegation in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

The younger Bouterse's defense team said in a statement that he "is not, and never has been a supporter of any terrorist organization and never intended to render aid to such an organization."

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More News On Suriname President's Son Facing US Terror Charges For Supporting Hezbollah

Suriname leader's son faces terrorism charge in US -- Wall Street Journal/AP
Son of Suriname's president charged with attempting to support Hezbollah -- Threat Matrix
US accuses Suriname president's son of terror -- Al Jazeera
Suriname president's son on US terror charges -- BBC
US: President of Suriname's Son Held Over Hezbollah Plot -- Arutz Sheva
Lawyers deny Dino Bouterse involved in terror plot -- Jamaica Observer

My Comment: This is not the first time that the Suriname President's son has been in trouble with the law.

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